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Installing a Python app when you do not have shell access?

I know PHP but I do not know Python. I need to install a Python app to a shared hosting (where I do not have shell access). What steps should I follow?

I have: Apache, PHP, cgi-bin, Python, Perl, cPanel, FreeBSD

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I would think you would use ftp to transfer it to the appropriate directory. Without more detail regarding what else might be necessary to accomplish the installation that's the best I can do.

Dennis Williamson  2010-06-04 21:26:28

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